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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
7
The Associated Press surveys its bureaus worldwide to illuminate racial and religious discrimination beyond American borders. Saul Pett reports that bias exists in many forms and nations, urging informed awareness of the global scope of prejudice and its sources. The piece highlights why self righteousness is scarce even in advanced countries.
The page lists ZIP style codes next to numerous Iowa communities including Hale Har per Hartwick Hiawatha High Hills Homestead Hopkins Iowa City Coralville Kalona Keota Keystone Kinross Ladora Langworthy Lisbon Lost Nation London Massilon Rural Station Luzerne Marengo Marion Martelle Mechanicsville Middle Millersburg Monmouth Monticello Morley Mount Auburn Mount Vernon Newhall North English North Liberty Norway Oakdale Olin Onslow Oxford Oxford Junction Palo Parnell Quasqueton Riverside Robins Rowley Scotch Grove Shellsburg Solon South Amana South English Springville Stanwood Swisher Tama Tiffin Toddville Toledo Toronto Troy Mills Urbana Van Horne Victor Vining Vinton Viola Walford.
A sequence of numeric codes paired with town and city names including Walker Washington Watkins Webster Wellman West West Branch West Chester Whittier Williamsburg Wyoming. The document appears as a catalog of location identifiers rather than a narrative report.
City officials lit the ball park for a Black demonstration practice in Plaquemine Louisiana Police Chief Dennis Longy said Black leaders would notify him a day or so before a planned demonstration The lights were turned on for a Wednesday night practice session
The Home Builders Assn of Cedar Rapids and Linn County lawmakers credited with pushing a revised state housing code through the last legislature. Rep. Tom Riley praised the association at a Cedar Rapids Elks Club meeting for its role in passage, noting new rules extend plus enforce codes beyond city limits and loosen certain standards to improve home quality and reduce fringe development.
The Georgia Board of Education ordered Frederick Adams reinstated after dismissal for assigning his eighth grade class at Bastanolle to read A Bell for Adano. The ruling grants pay for the term, but Adams says he will not teach again in rural Georgia, hinting at Atlanta or elsewhere.
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